Model Cards once purchesed are ours 'forever', right?
Tutto su iStripper
July 3, 2017, 29 risposte
Here is a analogy...
10 years ago you Bought a music CD, that used digital rights. The Music only Plays if a DRM file is Downloaded from a server.
The CD has Since been removed from Sale, and can No Longer Be purchased. And No New DRM can be Downloaded.
It is Not Allowed to be sold at Auctions due to a Legal ruling. And even if you could buy a used copy, it wouldn't play because the DRM is no Longer made available.
What should Happen to all the People who purchased the CD, prior to it's removal from Sale?
1) A digital bomb is sent out via the internet, and if you try to play the Music on an Internet connected device, it will be Remove the Existing DRM and be Blocked from Playing.
2) The Store(s) must go back through millions of Sales records and Refund the Purchase to everyone who bought the CD?
Or this...
1) Anyone that already owns the CD can still listen to the music use the DRM file they already have.
2) If they bring back the CD to the Store, they can get a store credit for the Lowest sale price of the CD, or the Price they paid if they have the receipt.
Is this Not the Exact same thing?
You purchased a card, that has now been removed from Sale..
You Still have full use of that Card.
But If you Lose the Use, you can Request a Refund.